Units from the U.S. Army Reserve and all military services, including those of other countries and governmental agencies, train at Fort Hunter Liggett. This series shows how FHL staff support the training missions of these various units, working behind the scenes to prepare ranges, clear air space, and myriad other activities that make Fort Hunter Liggett a premiere training facility.
Patriot Palm 2020 took place Jan. 27 - 31 at three different command centers across the Hawaiian islands. The exercise is an annual, joint-service, humanitarian training event that simulates the Department of Defense's, as well as federal, state, and local agencies', response to a natural disaster emergency.
Department of Defense reaching out to thank America for their service.
Exercise Rapid Trident 2019 will take place Sept. 13-28, 2019, at the
International Peacekeeping Security Centre near Yavoriv, Ukraine. Rapid
Trident is an annual, multinational exercise involving approximately 3,700
personnel from 14 nations that focuses on enhancing joint and combined
readiness and interoperability.
As part of an ongoing contingency response to COVID-19, and with restriction of movement protocols for new recruits already in place at U.S. Air Force basic military training, the service has implemented a revised approach to how recruits enter the training pipeline here.
In order to ensure the health and safety of trainees and instructors and to preserve dorm capacity, new recruits will be...
Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) is the new American way of war. JADC2 is the internet of the joint warfighter, connecting all platforms and people and accelerating the speed of data-sharing and decision-making in all five domains: land, air, sea, cyber and space. We are aggressively pursuing JADC2 is to keep pace with the articulated threats in the National Defense Strategy (NDS)...
In a complex and unsettled global environment characterized by a resurgence of great power competition between nations, America’s Army Reserve has pressed aggressively and relentlessly to increase its readiness and lethality – driving its ability to support large-scale combat operations to a new level.
U.S. Cyber Command defends and advances national interest.
